Re: Sunday Telegraph: Airport-style security checks to be introduced at mainline rail stations

jon.porter1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
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> So the backpackers will take Heathrow Connect.

or the bus, or target the queues.

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Mark

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